The best farm shops in New Mexico
4.5 from 427 reviews across 1 farm
Organised lists 3 farms in New Mexico, including 3 butchers, 3 farm shops and 2 raw milk farms. 3 deliver to your door.

4.5 from 427 reviews across 1 farm
Organised lists 3 farms in New Mexico, including 3 butchers, 3 farm shops and 2 raw milk farms. 3 deliver to your door.



La Montañita Co-opRaw milk farm in Albuquerque4.5 (427 reviews)La Montañita Co-op is a community owned natural foods market in New Mexico, with stores in Albuquerque, Gallup and Santa Fe. As a cooperative its members share in how the business is run, and the shelves lean local, with organic produce, bulk foods, meats, cheeses, body care and handmade gifts from area artisans.
The co-op also buys from regional farmers and producers and, through its distribution operation, passes their goods on to small grocers, restaurants and commercial kitchens. The Nob Hill store on Central in Albuquerque is open daily, and there is an online shop for orders.
Hacienda Dominguez & Chelenzo FarmsFarm shop in Los CerrillosHacienda Dominguez and Chelenzo Farms is a regenerative farm in Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, where farming sits alongside education and community life. The farm cultivates agave using regenerative and indigenous methods, grows microgreens, keeps honeybees, and runs conservation projects, workshops and community events, with interns and visitors invited to join the work.
Fresh food from the farm is sold through a CSA farm share and a goat herdshare, and the hacienda also offers accommodation and retreats. There are no fixed opening hours, so contact the farm to arrange a visit or ask what is available.
Ojo ConejoButcherOjo Conejo is a regenerative family farm in Ojo Sarco, New Mexico, producing grass fed dairy and eggs in the high desert. The farm also runs a folk school, with workshops on skills like cow milking and natural cheese making, and offers farm stays.
The farm store sells A2A2 grass fed raw milk and raw cream, low PUFA organic eggs, whipped ricotta and small batch ice cream, along with monthly homestead shares that bundle it all together. Orders are delivered to Santa Fe on Wednesdays or collected from the farm, and the store also lists flower bouquets and even cow manure by the truckload.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
